Coming to iPhone. Android if enough of you ask.
Strava for the other kind of movement.
Rate toilets. Collect thrones. Compare with friends. Flushr is a field guide to the one room you visit every day and have never once kept a record of. It is entirely serious about this.
Three things, in this order
One. It is funny.
You log your runs. You log your pints, your films, your restaurants. You have an annual recap for your music. There is exactly one daily ritual nobody has ever thought to rate, and we have decided that is an oversight.
Two. It is a collection.
Every seat you have never sat on is a seat you have not yet logged. New rooms, rare rooms, city checklists, badges with names your mother would allow: First Flush, Frequent Flyer, Porcelain Pilgrim, Stall of Fame. The most-logged seat at a location is the Throne, and it can be taken from you.
Three. It is, quietly, useful.
There is a map, and the map knows where the good ones are. We mention this once and then go back to the badges.
The house rule
We rate the throne, not the deposit.
Flushr is a review of a room. Cleanliness, privacy, lock integrity, paper quality, ambiance, would return. Tasting notes come from a fixed vocabulary and describe the premises: Notes of pine. Mid-length finish. Seat temperature: ambient. There is nowhere in the app to take or upload a picture, of anything. The optional health field is private, never shared, and never asked about twice.
What it looks like
Join the waitlist
One email when it opens, and nothing else. Philadelphia goes first, then wherever the list is thickest.
The small print
Privacy Policy: what Flushr keeps, why, for how long, and how to
delete it.
Terms of Use: the house rules you agree to on first open.
Support: how to report something, block someone, reset a
password or delete your account.
Contact
One person makes Flushr and reads every message: jamesjlee04@gmail.com. Reports about content are acted on within 24 hours.